I have been watching this storm for a few days. It is quite strange
how perfectly it moved up the gulf of California, the odds of that
happening are probably pretty slim. Apparently there is a lot of wind
shear weakening this system, although the high water temps seem to be
keeping it stable despite the shear and terrain disturbances, at least
for tonight. I have always been curious to know if the gulf of
California is capable of strengthening or maintaining a powerful
hurricane. (or even creating one) The water temps in the north part of
the gulf, where Marty is right now, can get up to the 88 or 89 degree
range.